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75.5947.04 LZR-FLATSCAN SW 20200612

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75.5947.04 LZR-FLATSCAN SW 20200612

16°

90°

16°

max. 13 ft

max. 13 ft

max. 13 ft

90°

16°

4 in

Determine if the problem is related to the sensor or the door controller by activating Service Mode (no 
safety) and then launch a door cycle.  If the door cycle is completed successfully, check the sensor.  If not, 
verify the door controller or wiring.

TROUBLESHOOTING

The RED or GREEN LED 
is ON sporadically or 
permanently and the door 
does not react
as expected.

Bad teach-in

Launch a new teach-in (closed door).

Unwanted detections
(due to environment or 
external conditions)

Make sure the flexible cable does not 
cause detections.

Verify if the laser window is dirty and 
clean it carefully with a damp and 
clean microfibre cloth if necessary 
(attention: the surface of the laser 
window is delicate)

Switch DIP 2 to off (critical 
environment).

The sensor does not react 
at power-on.

Inverted power supply

Check wiring (red +, black -).

Faulty cable

Replace cable

Faulty sensor

Replace sensor

The sensor does not react 
when powered.

Test error

Check wiring between purple wires.

The service mode is 
activated.

Press the push button for at least 3 
seconds to exit the service mode.

It is not possible to adjust 
a setting by remote 
control.

Wrong DIP switch position.

Adjust the required DIP switches 
to ON.

PINCH ZONE SAFETY
Typ. object size: 

3

4

 inch at 13 feet

DOOR LEAF SAFETY
Typ. object size: 4 inches at 13 feet

UNCOVERED ZONE

adjustable by remote control

factory value: 4 inches

See the chart in Appendix 1 for 
door height/width combinations 
that provide full coverage of the 
face of the door.

DETECTION FIELDS

Summary of Contents for FLATSCAN SW

Page 1: ...LATSCAN SW 20200612 Page 1 of 16 75 5947 04 LZR FLATSCAN SW 20200612 Page 1 of 16 LZR FLATSCAN SW EN SAFETY SENSOR FOR FULL AND LOW ENERGY AUTOMATIC SWING DOORS Visit website for available languages o...

Page 2: ...onnector 6 angle adjustment screw 7 plug 8 clamp 9 cap and screws 10 door loop 11 lock screw 12 laser head 13 laser window 14 laser window protector 15 positioning tabs 16 mounting base 17 primary sec...

Page 3: ...door control unit and the header cover profile must be correctly grounded Avoid moving objects and light sources in the detection field Do not cover the laser window Avoid vibrations Avoid the presenc...

Page 4: ...he positioning tabs from the mounting base Fasten the 3 screws using a screwdriver Drill pilot holes 1 8 for sensor mounting For applications requiring a spacer first mount spacer to door and then mou...

Page 5: ...Remove the sensor cover by inserting your finger and then pull firmly towards you Pass the cable through the hole on the back of the sensor and secure the sensor to the mounting base by sliding it do...

Page 6: ...r part of the cable to block the wires Secure the door loop to the sensor using the clamp Secure the 2 screws to avoid pulling out the cable Tighten the other side of the door loop using the cable cap...

Page 7: ...The LED will flash red while calculating the width of the door leaves 3 When the sensors flash green again remove yourself from the detection field and cycle the door open to allow the sensors to lear...

Page 8: ...be useful during an installation a mechanical learn of the door or maintenance work To enter Service Mode push and hold the button for at least 3 seconds The LED will turn off To exit Service Mode pus...

Page 9: ...shes x indicates the number of connected sensors x X ORANGE OFF GREEN 3 sec NOTES 1 RELAY 1 RELAY 2 ON OFF DIP 2 ENVIRONMENT standard critical Switch to CRITICAL when external disturbances are likely...

Page 10: ...obstructions The reaction time increases significantly between value 5 and 9 Measured in inches in specific conditions and dependent on application and installation NO POWER NO DETECTION DETECTION OUT...

Page 11: ...you do not know the access code cycle the power During 1 minute you can access the sensor without introducing any access code field width 2 35 m To end an adjustment session always lock the sensor Ent...

Page 12: ...an it carefully with a damp and clean microfibre cloth if necessary attention the surface of the laser window is delicate Switch DIP 2 to off critical environment The sensor does not react at power on...

Page 13: ...nterface card and laser head The ORANGE LED flashes 4 x every 3 seconds The sensor does not see its background Using the remote control set the background to 0 off deactivates background Something clo...

Page 14: ...15 Power consumption 2 W Response time Door leaf safety max 50 ms Pinch zone safety max 90 ms Test input 30 VDC max switching voltage low 1 V high 10 V voltage threshold Output max switching voltage m...

Page 15: ...13 21 13 65 14 09 14 53 7 7 07 7 16 7 28 7 43 7 62 7 83 8 06 8 32 8 60 8 90 9 22 9 55 9 90 10 26 10 63 11 01 11 40 11 80 12 21 12 62 13 04 13 46 13 89 14 33 14 76 7 5 7 57 7 65 7 76 7 91 8 08 8 28 8...

Page 16: ...med ensuring that the sensor system installation is compliant with local national and international regulations codes and standards Once installation or service work is complete a safety inspection of...

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